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Category:Middle Dutch nouns lacking gender Feb 26th 2012, 19:06 ← Older revision Revision as of 19:06, 26 February 2012 Line 1: Line 1:   The Middle Dutch language had three [[gender]]s: [[masculine]], [[feminine]]{{serial comma}} and [[neuter]]. Many articles include Middle Dutch nouns but leave out the gender information. Please fix the article in this category by adding ''m'' to masculine nouns, ''f'' to feminine nouns{{serial comma}} and ''n'' to neuter nouns.   The Middle Dutch language had three [[gender]]s: [[masculine]], [[feminine]]{{serial comma}} and [[neuter]]. Many articles include Middle Dutch nouns but leave out the gender information. Please fix the article in this category by adding ''m'' to masculine nouns, ''f'' to feminine nouns{{serial comma}} and ''n'' to neuter nouns. − + __HIDDENCAT__   [[Category:Middle Dutch nouns|gender]]   [[Category:Middle Dutch nouns|gender]]   [[Category:Requests (Middle Dutch)|gender]]   [[Category:Requests (Middle Dutch)|gender]]

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